- Game drives in the Masai Mara
- Witness the migration between July and October
- Tasty food including bush breakfasts and lunches
- Enjoy sweeping plains views
- Friendly, helpful guides and staff
- Take to the skies in a hot air balloon
Open: Ilkeliani Camp is open all year.
Location: Ilkeliani Camp is on the banks of the Talek River 4kms from the Talek Gate of Masai Mara Game Reserve. The nearest airstrip is Ol Kiombo, about a 25-minute drive from the camp.
Rooms: There are 17 guest tents, a mix of twins and doubles. Each has an en-suite bathroom with solar-heated water for the shower, a flush toilet and toiletries. All have private decks to the front with safari chairs and a daybed. All tents have an electronic safe. Maasai watchmen are available to escort you from and to your tent after dark.
Activities: The main activity is game drives in shared vehicles, with private vehicles available for an extra charge, all led by a local Maasai driver-guide. There is good game viewing all year, and from July to October the migration is at its peak in the Mara. You can take nature walks with a resident naturalist guide. Village visits and hot air balloon rides can be arranged, payable locally.
Facilities: The main areas comprise a dining tent, lounge, bar and viewing deck. The campfire is lit each evening and is gathering place for guests before and after dinner.
Dining: Meals are served in the dining tent and outdoors in the fresh air. Picnic lunches and sundowner drinks in the bush can be arranged.
Children: Children of all ages are welcome.
Health: This is a malarial area.
Communication: There is free Wi-Fi internet access.
Call: 01473 890499
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EnquireClient Rating for Kenya 5/5 from 58 reviews
More reviewsGood food, excellent staff, good value for money, pity about the location. Ilkeliani camp not in the best position on the mara, spent a long time driving to wildlife sightings (Tribes reply: Ilkeliani is quite central, so often in the thick of wildlife, though at migration time much of the wildlife favours the river areas).